Swastika painted on Gateway wall
USC Hillel, DPS and Gateway management are working together to find the culprit.
Funding an obstacle for green groups
Despite the abundance of student environmental groups, many struggle financially.
Childhood hero
Bill Nye, an American science educator, comedian, television host and mechanical engineer, returned to USC to hold a question and answer session Monday night after he fainted during his last trip to USC in November. More than 100 people attended the event Monday.
Poll finds voters are upset with state’s budget
Seventy percent of the California voters polled said they were unhappy with the state’s direction.
Q&A with USC’s Sophia Popov
The freshman from Germany helped lead a short-handed USC squad to a Pac-10 title.
The harsh realities of collegiate football
I’ve been coming to USC football games for as long as I can remember. I’ve been to games as a giddy kid, a drunken student and a dispassionate journalist. I don’t have to tell you which setting was the most fun. As I look back on the three years I covered the team and the […]
Trojans host Long Beach, seek revenge
After winning its third straight series, USC looks to avenge an early season loss to the Dirtbags.
Looking beyond the summer blockbusters
Summer’s starting early this year. In Hollywood, at least, summer begins with the release of the first big blockbuster hopeful. Thor, due May 6, will be followed by countless other “event” movies, big-budget action flicks and a record number of sequels. The summer box office will no doubt be dominated by the likes of the […]
Meek’s Cutoff a stark, engaging movie
The film follows a family on the Oregon trail in a quiet but powerful directorial style.
Morgan Spurlock crafts hilarious film
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold pokes fun at major companies and advertising.